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Student Testimonials
"Thanks to you, my practice of hypnosis has been transformed I consider the gift offered to me by the client, if I accept it, I take care of it before retuning it, and especially, I take into account the symptom trance. You showed me that the symptom is not an enemy to defeat but a language to receive. That trance is not something you to to someone; it is something you accompany with care, the way you hold something fragile without crushing it. That is the real work that happens beyond words. Ignorance is not always a refusal to know: sometimes, it is simply the absence of a gaze in the right place.” - Abdoul-Azziz Marenga, Student and Therapist, France
“These life lessons on cooperative exchange are truly beautiful. You said, “The caregiver receives just as much as the client.” That so true!!! I’ve never learned more about myself than through the people I’ve supported and continue to support today."- Sarah Desile, Student, Social Worker and Therapist, France "Great jazz musicians listen. Truly listen to hear how to fill what is absent as well as hot to refrain from filling a space that doesn’t need to be filled. You’ve been doing that with people: Intervening the its right and getting to of the way when that’s what is needed." - Scott Shimabukuro, Student and PhD ABPP, Clinical and Family Therapist Honolulu, Hawaii
"I started to feel that setting up a boundary is not simply setting up a wall or barrier to block anybody or anything, it is designing an architecture with aesthetic taste. Perhaps a loving relationship requires a shared aesthetic taste first." - Angela Zhe Wu, 吴哲, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and AASECT Sex Therapist, PhD SEP
"Thanks to you, my practice of hypnosis has been transformed I consider the gift offered to me by the client, if I accept it, I take care of it before retuning it, and especially, I take into account the symptom trance. You showed me that the symptom is not an enemy to defeat but a language to receive. That trance is not something you to to someone; it is something you accompany with care, the way you hold something fragile without crushing it. That is the real work that happens beyond words. Ignorance is not always a refusal to know: sometimes, it is simply the absence of a gaze in the right place.” - Abdoul-Azziz Marenga, Student and Therapist, France
“These life lessons on cooperative exchange are truly beautiful. You said, “The caregiver receives just as much as the client.” That so true!!! I’ve never learned more about myself than through the people I’ve supported and continue to support today."- Sarah Desile, Student, Social Worker and Therapist, France "Great jazz musicians listen. Truly listen to hear how to fill what is absent as well as hot to refrain from filling a space that doesn’t need to be filled. You’ve been doing that with people: Intervening the its right and getting to of the way when that’s what is needed." - Scott Shimabukuro, Student and PhD ABPP, Clinical and Family Therapist Honolulu, Hawaii
"I started to feel that setting up a boundary is not simply setting up a wall or barrier to block anybody or anything, it is designing an architecture with aesthetic taste. Perhaps a loving relationship requires a shared aesthetic taste first." - Angela Zhe Wu, 吴哲, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and AASECT Sex Therapist, PhD SEP
Painting by Sarah Desile